Articles for September 2, 2009

Breaking News
•	2 boys held in alleged sex assault on Kamehameha Schools campus
•	H-2 reopened after Waiawa brushfire flareup
•	Honolulu vote on banning smelly people on public transit delayed
•	Lingle webcast tomorrow to give update on budget, union labor negotiations
•	Hawaii libraries launch fundraising campaign to 'Keep the Doors Open'
•	About 80% of Molokai fire contained
•	Hawaii celebrates 171st birthday of Queen Liliuokalani
•	Honolulu properties seized by IRS will be auctioned
•	Ceremony aboard Missouri commemorates end of World War II
•	UH receives $891K for ocean/science research
•	Weather service warns of dangerous brushfire conditions
•	Report says bad roads costing Hawaii drivers $500 a year
•	Paroled murderer who tried to rape girl on Big Island won't face life sentence
•	Big Island police identify pedestrian killed in North Kona
•	Big Island man will get two years after pleading guilty to shooting death of son
•	East-West Center awarded $1.4M for avian-flu study
•	CFB picks: 'Bama, Boise St among teams with huge openers
•	MLB: Penny throws 8 shutout innings in debut as Giants win
•	CFB: Ducks, Broncos kickoff season with Top 25 showdown
•	CFB: Army turns to a new coach to end era of errors
•	NBA: Rubio says move to Minnesota was too risky and complicated
•	NFL: Cowboys top league value rankings
•	NFL: Bengals get first sellout of season
•	CBB: Georgetown baseball gets 3 years’ probation
•	Academic award to be renamed for software exec
•	NFL: Lions bring in O’Connell following Stanton injury
•	NFL: Panthers hire TCU AD Morrison as team president
•	Tennis: Williams moves on, Safin says goodbye at US Open
•	CFB column: Rodriguez changes more than the Michigan offense
•	CFB: Colburn named starting QB at Fresno State
•	MLB: Dodgers lack an ace
•	CFB: Michigan hires firm to assist its investigation
•	CFB: Fifth-year QB Cox finally gets his chance with No. 13 Georgia
•	Preps: Not just for NFL: H.S. sports combines expanding
•	MLB: Giants banged up, beat down
•	CFB: Previewing the 2009 college football season
•	CFB: This week's college football schedule
•	CFB: Who will be No. 1 in college football? A look at Top 25
•	Fantasy Football: The top 100 players in fantasy
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the quarterbacks
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the running backs
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the wide receivers
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the tight ends
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the defense
•	Fantasy Football: Scouting the kickers
•	Fantasy Football: Keeping an eye on injuries
•	Fantasy Football: Keep track of the schedule when making plans
•	UH football: Bus service offered for Warrior games
•	UH offers alumni, military discounts to football, volleyball
•	UH offers group discounts to football, volleyball
•	Matson wins quality award from trade publication
•	Oahu home prices, sales volume down in August from year ago
•	S&P rates Honolulu C&C wastewater revenue bonds
•	Labor Department installs secure drop box at its Kaneohe office
•	Atlantis Submarines blames net loss on tourism slump
•	Hawaii closing costs roughly equal to national average
•	Hawaiian Airlines to charge $10 for first checked bag on interisland flights
•	Tube Notes: 'Glee' director's cut, fall preview tonight
•	Young musicians to tape 'From the Top' on Neighbor Islands
•	Animation supervisor on Disney's 'Bolt' talks at KCC tomorrow
•	Honolulu runner Jill Tsuchitori transcends diabetes, named Global Hero
•	‘Aga-Boom’ show canceled at Hawaii Theatre
•	Hanaiali‘i announces online contest to sing duet with her
•	Fundraising drive: Library gift sure to pay big dividends

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Local News
•	Norah Jones show canceled
•	Guilty, again, in retrial of '78 murder case
•	Moloka'i wildfire still spreading
•	Hawaii libraries to seek donations to keep branches open
•	Hawaii uses faux epidemic to do real preparations for swine flu
•	Court blocks Hawaii from cutting health benefits for Micronesians
•	No sign of dynastic politics here
•	Isle reps say public option is essential
COURTS
•	Police say teen recounted slaying with smile, laugh
•	'08 murder suspect found unfit for trial
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Suspects sought after alleged robbery at gunpoint
•	3 injured in two-car crash on Kamehameha Highway
•	DLNR schedules meetings on fishing regulation plans
•	Fire weather watch issued through this afternoon
•	Governor appoints new DHHL deputy director
•	Woman found dead had apparent gunshot wound
•	Obituaries
JERRY BURRIS
•	No sign of dynastic politics here

Sports
•	Fonoti expects to play
•	Yogi helps ignite Longhorns' defense
•	Rainbows must bring 'A' game
UH FOOTBALL
•	Fonoti expects to play
•	Game-day bus passes are on sale
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Building on a dream
•	This week
•	Standings
•	Games on TV
FOOTBALL
•	Pigskin picks
•	Players Association accused of collusion
BASEBALL
•	Phillies' Hamels stops Giants on two hits, 1-0
•	Yankees pound 5 homers
TENNIS
•	Sharapova back in U.S. Open form
ISLE FILE
•	Hawaii tied for fifth in USGA women's tourney
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	No need to light a fire under Blaze

Island Life
•	'Statehood Project' works bittersweet
THEATER
•	'Nightingale' a visual extravaganza
PEOPLE
•	Duggar family to welcome 19th child
TASTE
•	Poached salmon easy to recreate at home
•	Recipe maven
•	Culinary calendar
•	Make nutritious, fast food for family
CAROL DEVENOT
•	Turkey not just for Thanksgiving
RECIPE DOCTOR
•	Lighter caper sauce still creamy, flavorful
QUICK BITES
•	Chef Mavro makes Gayot's top 40
WANDA A. ADAMS
•	Yearning for Island foods is unlike any other

Business
•	Pace of bankruptcy filings loses steam
•	Maui Prince lenders seek receiver
•	Isle breaks even in pay study
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Holland America expanding Isle cruises
•	Manufacturing growth better than anticipated

Opinion
•	KPT rehab plan offers opportunity for change
COMMENTARY
•	Cheney goes on the offensive
•	A public option for pets
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	Political rivals turn up the heat on the mayor
JERRY BURRIS
•	No sign of dynastic politics here
•	Pay cut

Entertainment/TGIF
THEATER
•	'Nightingale' a visual extravaganza